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The 1963 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Gideon v. Wainwright reshaped legal defense practices and reinforced fairness in the American legal system.
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The LSAT is the first step in your legal education journey. Register today.
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Most test takers can choose where they want to take the LSAT: remotely, in an online, live remote-proctored environment, or in person, at a testing center.
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Retaking the LSAT isn’t for everyone, but some people choose to retest because of a variety of factors.
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The most important things you should know about the transcript summarization process, followed by a more detailed explanation of how grades are converted.
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Your first year of law school will differ from your undergraduate experience in significant ways.
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If you are active duty in the U.S. military and stationed abroad, find out if you qualify to register for and take an LSAT administration.
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In-person testing for most LSAT takers and minor interface changes are coming in August 2026.
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Find out the difference between your LSAT score and LSAT score bands.
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The LSAT is given in two parts. The first part consists of four sections of multiple-choice questions. The second part consists of an unscored writing sample.
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Information about your academic record — how you’ve performed in other undergraduate, graduate, or professional programs — and what law schools consider.
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Learn about what the practice of law is really like through LawHub's award-winning podcasts featuring attorneys from around the country.
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Dive into comprehensive data about law school costs, enrollment, job outcomes, and other trends to help you understand the current state of legal education.
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We interview law school graduates with thought-provoking questions for an insider look into the realities of a career in law, recipes for success, and the biggest challenges lawyers face today.
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Judge Elizabeth Stong calls bankruptcy court a "second chance court," a forum where companies in financial distress and individuals buried in debt can find a path forward, even if it's rarely the...
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April 29th, 2026
As an international student graduating from a U.S. law school, Jimmy Lai struggled to find employers willing to sponsor him. Rather than leave the U.S., he chose to build something from scratch...
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31:37
April 22nd, 2026
Deepan Patel explains his role at the IRS. While the IRS has many types of lawyers, he focuses on business taxpayer guidance, which ensures certainty for businesses making major decisions. He describes...
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23:21
April 15th, 2026
Michelle Hanlon spent 25 years as a cross-border M&A lawyer before earning an LLM in space law and reinventing her practice around an environment that nobody quite controls but many want to...
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24:39
April 8th, 2026
Yuliya Flynn is a partner at a small business law firm where she acts as concierge legal counsel for small and mid-size companies — handling the kind and breadth of work an...
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32:30
April 1st, 2026
Evan Banker didn't plan to become a ski lawyer, but a chance opportunity led him to a niche practice handling collisions on the slopes. He explains how skiing accidents become legal cases...
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March 25th, 2026

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